Assessment in Mixed Pain Dr. Yudiyanta, SPS (K)
Assessment in Mixed Pain Dr. Yudiyanta, SPS (K)
Assessment in Mixed Pain Dr. Yudiyanta, SPS (K)
• Name : YUDIYANTA
• Adress: Jl Rajawali Raya 45 C Condong Catur Depok Sleman
• Staff in Neurology Dept. Faculty of Medicine, Gadjah Mada University –
Sardjito Hospital Jogjakarta in:
– Pain Division
– Neurophysiology-Neuromuscular Division
• Chief of Pain Study Group, Perdossi Chapter Jogjakarta
• Vice of Pain Team-Pain Clinic in Sardjito Hospital
• Sub Specialization: Pain and Headache Consultant, 2013
• Neurologist, 2006 Neurology Department, Faculty of Medicine, University
of Gadjah Mada, Jogjakarta
• FMD: Faculty of Medicine UGM, 1998
ASSESSMENT in MIXED PAIN
Yudiyanta
Neurology Dept. Faculty of Medicine UGM/
RSUP Dr Sardjito
Curriculum Vitae
• Name : YUDIYANTA
• Adress: Jl Rajawali Raya 45 C Condong Catur Depok Sleman
• Staff in Neurology Dept. Faculty of Medicine, Gadjah Mada University –Sardjito
Hospital Jogjakarta in:
– Pain Division
– Neurophysiology-Neuromuscular Division
• Chief of Pain Study Group, Perdossi Chapter Jogjakarta
• Vice of Pain Team-Pain Clinic in Sardjito Hospital
• Sub Specialization: Pain and Headache Consultant, 2013
• Neurologist, 2006 Neurology Department, Faculty of Medicine, University of Gadjah
Mada, Jogjakarta
• FMD: Faculty of Medicine UGM, 1998
Undertreated Pain vs Over-Prescribing
Contributing Factors
Peripheral NP
Central NP
TYPES OF PAIN Neuropathic
SMP
Central Sensitization
Syndrome: FM
MFPS etc
Dysfunctional
Psychiatric Dis.
Somatoform etc (Idiopatik)
Mixed Pain
• Most pain is mixed
• Even “nociceptive pain” can lead to central sensitization
– Eg, osteoarthritis
• fMRI and PET changes
– Increased activation in brain areas involved with affect, aversive
conditioning and motivation than experimental pain
• These patients display hyperalgesia locally and in areas distant
from the arthritic joint
– After THA, these patients display reduced pain in both areas
Mixed Pain
Treatment
Nocicepthic
Somatic Visceral
Backonja M., et al. NeuPSIG guidelines on neuropathic pain assessment. Pain 2011;152:14-27)
1. Pin Pricks
2. Electric Shock Like
3. Burning/Hot INTENSITY
4. Numbness
5. Alodinia
Gruccu G & Truini A, Tools for Assessing Neuropathic Pain, Plos Medicine, 2009
1. Burning
2. Pricking
3. Light Touch Allodinia
4. Electricshock like
5. Heat Allodinia
6. Numbness <13 13-18 > 18
7. Mecanical Allodinia
Margreta et.al., 2014
PAIN INTENSITY
Multi-Dimensional Scale
10/15/2017
COMORBIDITY & Side Effects
Gastrointestine
Cardiac
Vascular Brain
COMORBIDITY Peripheral
Renal
Respiratory
Management of Pain
Neurorestoration in Pain
Nociceptic
Dysfunctional